Pilot studies

• What is a peer review?

  A study that consists of only a few participants and is used to identify potential flaws in an experiment.
• Researchers do not analyze results from a pilot study because the design of the main study might change and a small sample size means the results are less reliable.
• what is the similarity between pilot studies and case studies?

  they use only a few participants
• what is the difference between pilot studies and case studies?

  Pilot studies test feasibility. Case studies examine specific cases.
• What are the 2 benefits of conducting pilot studies?

  • identifying and correcting potential flaws
  • cost-effective